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The roadmap is delivery-driven: items are tracked by quarter and marked when shipped. The timeline below summarizes the platform from launch in 2017 to the current focus on distributed AI compute.

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Timeline

GamerHash and GHX milestones from 2017 GamerHash Miner App launch through 2026 mining shutdown and full pivot to AI compute

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Where we’ve been

GamerHash launched in November 2017 as a desktop client that paid users for sharing idle GPU time. By August 2018 the platform had ~300,000 registered users; today it has close to 800,000. The native token GHX launched at TGE on 31 December 2020, with the first exchange listing on Bithumb in April 2021. Seven buyback-and-burn rounds between Dec 2021 and Jun 2022 permanently removed 8.1% of supply. The strategic pivot toward AI compute began as open-source AI models created demand for distributed GPU power outside of crypto mining. Mining was permanently wound down on 31 January 2026 — the platform now monetizes GPU contribution exclusively through AI inference workloads.

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What shipped recently

Selected highlights from the last 18 months. For full per-quarter delivery logs, see the GamerHash Medium community updates. 2024
  • GamerHash AI App scaled across image generation (Sana, DreamShaper, Stable Diffusion variants) and LLM deployments (Llama 3.1/3.2, Qwen 2.5, Gemma 2, PHI-4, DeepSeek).
  • Earning module entered internal testing.
  • Stats page, device map, full website redesign.
2025
  • Multi-chain staking & LP: Solana joined Ethereum and BNB Chain.
  • Bridge expansion: Ethereum ↔ Solana via Raydium / Jupiter integrations.
  • deAPI public launch: distributed-compute API with playground (text-to-image, text-to-speech, image-to-text, video-to-text). Now an official n8n node.
  • Video models: image-to-video, text-to-video (LTX-Video, LTX-2.3) running locally on user GPUs.
  • GamerHash Mobile: latest iOS support, USDC payouts.
Early 2026
  • Mining permanently concluded; platform fully on AI compute.
  • LTX-2.3 video generation deployed locally after OpenAI shut down Sora.
  • deAPI as official n8n node; 6,000+ registered developers.

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What’s next

Active and planned work concentrates on three threads: Deeper AI capability — multimodal modules (upload images and PDFs, interact in chat), text-to-speech and voice transcription, custom LoRA and user-uploaded models, image-to-video improvements. deAPI scale-up — Stripe payments, default model settings, system emails, expanded playground with lite and full versions. Platform foundations — redesigned dashboards, Web3 login, version-management improvements, control-panel refresh.

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Long-term direction

Beyond the quarterly plan, four bets shape the longer arc:
  • One AI app, all open-source models. A single client that runs the most popular open-source models for image, video, voice, and text — locally on the user’s GPU.
  • Earning while running. GPU contribution monetized while the user is actively using AI tools, removing the trade-off between use AI and earn from AI.
  • Distributed compute network. A global pool of consumer GPUs accessible to AI projects, developers, and enterprises through public APIs (see deAPI).
  • Multi-chain GHX. Continued bridging and utility expansion across Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Solana.

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